An iOS sample application demonstrating clean architecture, comprehensive testing, and modern Swift/SwiftUI development practices. This project showcases integration of local persistence, networking, reactive programming, and dependency injection in a production-ready codebase.
MyLibrary is a personal library manager that allows users to search for books using the Open Library API and save favorites locally. The app demonstrates professional iOS development patterns including MVVM architecture, protocol-oriented design, and test-driven development.
This is sample code intended to demonstrate:
- Clean architecture and separation of concerns
- Comprehensive unit testing with modern Swift Testing framework
- Dependency injection and testability-first design
- Integration of local storage and network APIs
- Reactive programming with Combine
- Modern SwiftUI development with previews
- Search Books: Search the Open Library catalog with debounced queries
- Favorites Management: Save and manage favorite books locally
- Book Details: View detailed information about books
- Offline Support: Favorites stored in local SQLite database
- Real-time Updates: Reactive UI updates using Combine publishers
This is sample code for portfolio purposes.
Costa Walcott cwalcott@gmail.com